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..when I woke up this morning...Sunday...

Our clocks have to be turned BACK by one hour on Sunday 26th October!...>>

http://www.timeanddate.com/time/change/uk/london

...and I forgot to turn them back Saturday night, with no advanced warning!... ...!

Got the clocks sorted....so I'm going to wait an extra hour for my Sunday Dinner to arrive now!....Buggar!... ...!

Paul....in another Time Zone...as usual!.... ...!

P.S...Must remember to change my "Forum Time" back one hour as well!...(User Control Panel).

The time change shafted me twice over last night..............Firstly, my night shift was an hour longer and then a customer aircraft went out an hour later due to the end of the summer flying program putting me two later in bed.........

Matt

Gee! Ours isn't for another week! How many time-zones is that???
Or, how fast IS the world turning, to make a week's difference? I guess it's all relative, as Einstein used to say...

Pat☺

PhantomTweak wrote:Gee! Ours isn't for another week! How many time-zones is that???
Or, how fast IS the world turning, to make a week's difference? I guess it's all relative, as Einstein used to say...

Pat☺

The old Time Zone malarkey particularly gives us problems/difficulties/confusion in our "Multiplayer" activities where we all have to be aware of our flight chums various Time Zones, and their local times, for the get-together flights!

All the various Time Zone clocks for all my Flight Sim chum's local times appear at the bottom of my Pale Moon/Firefox Browser for instant reference....>>>
GMT, EST, CT, MT, PT, NZT.

Useful for determining who is up, and who is still in bed!... ...!

Paul...passing the time...(painlessly).... ...!

http://www.worldtimezone.com/

G'day Fozzer and all
Some things just boggle the mind! For a UK example, Google "Mini Monet"!
As you might gather, I'm new to this forum. Your post prompted me to register so I could comment. I have been a user of Simviation for quite some years, however.
I tend to work on the principle of "It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt" especially when it comes to technical matters pertaining to this hobby of ours!

Cheers
Andrew

AndrewO wrote:G'day Fozzer and all
Some things just boggle the mind! For a UK example, Google "Mini Monet"!
As you might gather, I'm new to this forum. Your post prompted me to register so I could comment. I have been a user of Simviation for quite some years, however.
I tend to work on the principle of "It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt" especially when it comes to technical matters pertaining to this hobby of ours!

Cheers
Andrew

Cor Blimey!... ...!

....another Sheila from Auzzie-land!..... ...!

We've got a few of them here...courtesy of Good Queen Victoria, and HMP Service!... ...!
Welcome to the Mad House, Andrew!.... ...!

Paul.... ...!

That was quick!
My reply was intended for your post on the blind 3 year old prodigy! But I'm well over 60 (sigh!)
I have now put it with that post but I'm not savvy enough to retract it from this thread - apologies!

Cheers
Andrew

AndrewO wrote:That was quick!
My reply was intended for your post on the blind 3 year old prodigy! But I'm well over 60 (sigh!)
I have now put it with that post but I'm not savvy enough to retract it from this thread - apologies!

Cheers
Andrew

....only 60!..... ... ...!

Cor, blimey!...I wish I was 60 again!.... ....!

Turning the clock back 20 years!.... ...!

Welcome to the Elderly Gentleman's Club... ...!
Afternoon Tea is served at 4PM sharp.

Paul.... ... ...!